Maryland Delegate Chris Tomlinson proposes legislation for stiffer penalties for dealers of fatal fentanyl-laced drugs, addressing rapidly increasing opioid-related deaths.

The National Aquarium in Baltimore reopens after an unexpected power outage, thanks to the round-the-clock work of its facilities teams and contractors.

Sheriff Gahler criticizes Maryland's justice system after drug offender Styron is quickly released on bail, despite a history of similar offenses and the severity of the charges.

Jaylen Prince received a life sentence for the school shooting at Joppatowne High that killed student Warren Grant, with additional time for a weapons charge.

Carroll County officials have asked President Trump for help against a proposed transmission line project, criticizing the FERC and Biden Administration for lack of consultation and use of eminent domain.

Annapolis police are investigating the theft of a turtle statue from the Chesapeake Children's Museum, urging anyone with information to contact them.

Maryland State Police will participate in National Faith & Blue Weekend to strengthen community bonds through events with faith-based groups from October 10-13, 2025.

Baltimore ranks second in CJAF's 2024 Violence Prevention Index, showing significant drops in homicides and shootings under Mayor Scott's public health-focused strategy.

Five teens and two adults were charged for an assault at the Maryland State Fair, with the incident partially captured on video and resulting in arrests including for an attack on an officer.

Brooklyn Park experienced gunfire last night, with police responding to the scene and seeking information on the incident where a bullet struck a home. No injuries reported.

Howard County initiated construction of Ilchester Park and Recreation Center, repurposing land saved from housing development into community green spaces slated for summer 2026 completion.

A sex offender, Daniel Truslow, was sentenced to 20 years for probation violations in Baltimore, emphasizing the justice system's commitment to enforcing court mandates and public safety.

Baltimore community marks two years since Gaza hostages taken, with memorials and hope for a peaceful resolution, amid ongoing negotiations for a cease-fire.